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Title: Major-Complications-in-Pregnancy


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Major complications in pregnancy
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Miscarriages
  • Also known as spontaneus abortions
  • Expulsion of fetus before it reaches viabilty
  • pregnancy that ends on it's own, within the first
    22 weeks of gestation
  • Reasons
  • Hormonal problems, infections or maternal health
    problems
  • Lifestyle (i.e. smoking, drug use, malnutrition,
    excessive caffeine and exposure to radiation or
    toxic substances)
  • Implantation of the egg into the uterine lining
    does not occur properly
  • Maternal age
  • Maternal trauma

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Types of abortions
  • Threatened abortions
  • early pregnancy uterine bleeding
  • The cervix remains closed
  • Inevitable (Incomplete) abortions
  • Abdominal or back pain accompanied by bleeding
    with an open cervix
  • Leads to complete incomplete abortions

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  • Complete abortions
  • embryo have emptied out of the uterus. Bleeding
    should subside quickly
  • Incomplete abortions
  • embryo have not emptied the uterus completely

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  • Missed abortions
  • experience a miscarriage without knowing it.
  • embryonic death has occurred
  • there is no expulsion of the embryo.
  • Signs would be a loss of pregnancy symptoms and
    the absence of fetal heart sounds found on an
    ultrasound
  • Recurrent abortions
  • Defined as 3 or more
  • consecutive first
  • trimester miscarriages

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  • Therapeutic Abortion
  • Intentional termination of pregnancy before age
    of viability to preserve the health of the mother
  • Elective Abortion
  • Intentional termination of pregnancy for reasons
    unrelated to mothers health

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  • 95 occur in the fallopian tube
  • The zygote or embryo may die and be absorbed by
    the body, or the tube could rupture (ruptured
    tubal pregnancy) with bleeding into the abdominal
    cavity.
  • This is a surgical emergency

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  • Increase of placental blood flow can be done
  • Rest
  • Maternal diet rich in protein
  • Correcting of anemia
  • Higher risk pregnancies such as multiple
    gestations should be monitored very carefully

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False labour
  • When a mother reaches her due date painless/
    painful infrequent contractures
  • Mother feels that she is close to labour
  • Cervix dilation does not occur
  • Contractions don't grow consistently longer,
    stronger, and closer together.

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Pregnancy induced hypertension
  • Also known as pre eclampsia
  • After 30th week
  • Signs for monitor
  • Oedema present in ankle after a night rest / in
    hands ad feet
  • Raised diastolic blood pressure (gt90Hgmm)
  • proteinuria

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